OPM band Cup of Joe is set to stage another major solo concert this May.
The band announced on March 4 that they will hold “SANDALI: The Cup of Joe Fest” on May 23 at the Philippine Sports Stadium.
The announcement was made through their official Instagram page, where they wrote, “Ikaw at ako, tatalon nang sabay. 🌊☀️”
The upcoming show is considered a milestone for both the band and their fans, known as Joewahs, as Cup of Joe will be the first OPM act to stage a solo concert at the venue.
“Get ready for one unforgettable summer night of water splashes, lights, and thousands of voices under one sky. This night is for everyone who believed, stayed, and loved. 💙,” the band said in their post.
They ended the announcement with, “Kita-kits sa #SANDALITheCupOfJoeFest!”
Further details about the show have yet to be announced.
Fans quickly reacted online following the announcement.
“Grabeeee🙌🙌🙌,” one fan wrote.
“😭 ang Aga! Di pa ko ready!😭😭😭,” another added.
“OMG!!! ITO NAAA!!! ITO NA SYAAAAA!!! IPON NA, IPON NAAAA😍😭,” a fan expressed.
The SANDALI concert follows Cup of Joe’s successful three-day Stardust concert at the Big Dome last October. The band is also currently on their Stardust national tour, which kicked off in Baguio in early February.
Internationally, Cup of Joe is set to bring Stardust to Singapore on March 8 at the Arena at Expo Singapore. They are also among the performers at the DUNK (Dance Universe Never Killed) showcase in Japan, scheduled from March 13 to 15 at the K-Arena.
Cup of Joe will perform on March 13, followed by BGYO on the second day, while SB19 will headline the final day of the event.
In April, the band will also perform at ROUND Festival 2026, which brings together artists from South Korea and the ASEAN region. The Philippines will host the festival at the Araneta Coliseum on April 18 and 19, with fellow OPM artists Ben&Ben, TJ Monterde, and HORI7ON also included in the lineup.
Meanwhile, Cup of Joe earlier announced that their Silakbo concert in Qatar last Valentine’s Day was canceled due to the lack of required permits.